it'll feature a theme simmilar to GTK's Clearlooks), but wxWidgets already haves native widgets in almost all platforms, that means in the GTK's case that it uses the own GTK widgets and rendering calls, so it's absolutely the same as a native GTK application.

QT haves to use in some platforms, the so called 'styles' (for example, in the next 4.2 ver. * The major advantage wxWidgets haves over QT is native widgets. Probably the only two cross-platform toolkits well supported, mature, and with a big community are wxWidgets and QT.įollowing the list of iw2nhl I'll give a list to start learning wxWidgets. You can find in internet a lot of examples (all KDE programs are written with Qt) and some tutorials. Next 4.2 version (it should be available for year ending): 'Qt Assistant' help system used by Qt and available for your programs too 'Qt Linguist' to make your program multilanguage in an easy way 'Qt Designer' to draw your GUI graphically Moreover it has 3 tools (among others) included: for open source development (free of charge, GPL license) for closed source development (you must buy a license) It works on Windows (95 to Vista), Linux, Unix, Mac OS X and some PDA. My requirements are database access, window based application containing menus, toolbars, dialog bars, wizards, etc.Īnother great cross-platform C++ toolkit is Qt. I want to move away from that and create cross-platform applications. NET is that most of the routines worked in Windows only. NET was that it had many routines that performed complex tasks for you. I think for me it's a question of figuring out how to code in C++ without. With VC++ I used ADO to access a JET database. The application I plan to create is mostly a database application. So I'm still back to square one, however wxWidgets proves interesting. My fault for misinterpreting this application. When I asked about a book, that was what I was asking about. I have thinking Code::Blocks was like the cross-platform solution like Visual Studio is for Window applications. NET framework programming background and have zero experience in coding in pure Ansi C++ for Cross platform support. I thought it was a Development Studio with its own framework which created cross-platform applications in C++ when actually it's just the Development Studio which supports other frameworks. examine prologue wxXmlNode *prolog = doc.I believe the confusing question stems from the fact I misinterpreted Code::Blocks. start processing the XML file if (doc.

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